I appreciate EVERY car you review, I'm a die hard Mitsubishi guy and these rare gems we never had a chance to cherish here in the states. It's nice to see so many different makes and models, and of course the rarer the better!
I watch ALL videos because I really like all classic Japanese cars. There are many that I haven't seen and variations that I've never heard of. Please keep the videos coming because we all love them
Even though they borrowed styling cues from the US and Britain, Mazda made some great designs in the 60s and 70s and this is definitely one of them! You did a great job of highlighting these in this video!
being a Rx2 owner, when a Mazda video pops up i always watch. however, i do watch your other videos as well. really enjoy your videos! thank you very much!
Im Mazda Rx7 Fc owner. So yes I love the Mazdas but I also love all the cool JDM rides I see on your channel. Some of them break my heart when i see them wasting away.
Thanks. This particular car broke my heart. About a year ago I saw it again and it's been given the full-boso treatment. Paint job, massive overfenders, grille and tail garnish removed, front-mounted oil cooler, etc... Sad. It was literally the only one I'd seen in Japan
I used to work for a Mazda Agency in Chadwell Heath UK, I had forgotten all about these , we used to sell loads of RX3's and the failure rate of the engines was amazing but what I liked about these were you could get the engine out and stripped down in about an hour and with only about four spanners not including the big crankshaft spanner. Boy! did they fly.
I watch all your videos and I get notifications when you post. I personally love old Mazda rx2 rx3 rx4, old Nissan laurel, Gloria and old Toyota crown, mark 2, these are the cars I grew up with in Trinidad and Tobago were I was born but living in the USA they are not available. Thank you for your videos to bring back the good memories from my childhood of these Japanese legendary cars.
What am I loving? Spring is coming! Warm weather and car shows, hell yeah!!! As for your videos, I watch them all; but I love Mazda and Isuzu videos. I have respect for all cars, but I love the "unicorns". Thanks for sharing.
There is one at Garage Kagotani in Tokyo. You can see it in my Japan Car Day video at 14:30. Fantastic looking car with a few choice modifications. I really want some Napoleon Bacca mirrors for my Celica! Love the videos, keep them coming!
stunning car Dan! looks brilliant! Mazda really do a bloody good job on design! here in NZ we are a country which has a VERY high amount of Japanese imports sent here. we always have which means that a LOT of common Japanese cars there in Japan we have here, what i love seeing are the really unusual ones that don't arrive here. those are the videos of your I'll click on fastest but tbh, i generally find myself marathoning around 4-5 of your most recent videos whenever i can! always careful to like and comment on each one too as you put in a lot of work and i really enjoy the content :) qotd: really liking this weather we've had lately. we just got out of 2 weeks of torrential storms in my part of NZ and now we're being rewarded with beautiful sun and long daylight hours into the evening :)!
I watch all of your videos Daniel, even the live-streams that have been uploaded to TH-cam or Facebook (I might have a problem :D) Always awesome to see some Rotary action on your channel! QOTD: I'm loving the fact that spring is just around the corner here in Finland. This is the only time I actually enjoy the snow and cold 'cause the sun has finally started to shine for more than 20 minutes. Also, I can start prepping my RX7 for the upcoming summer!
hey, I usually watch your clips, no matter what you feature. But I remember a close mate of mine in the 80's converted a RX4 coupe to a 3.5L Rover V8. I was married already, with 2 kids, but he was still doing the car thing a lot longer than I did.
I like to watch your videos because I really enjoy the older rear wheel drive Japanese two-door coupes , I live outside of Los Angeles and although we had some as I was growing up there are way more models and variations over there and I love to see them I wish they would have offered more here , and right now I'm loving the fact that the rain has stopped for a moment , and Irwindale Speedway is about to start their 2017 season so I'm very excited to go , thanks for posting 👊
Recently I've been loving early 1980s bosozoku gang bikes and their cars. They weren't as brightly colored originally, most just had big flares and different wheels . It's interesting to see the early "rebellious cars"
I watch every video but I do like Mazdas. I've never seen one like this, but the RX3 has always been a standard drag racing car with the tubs and everything in Australia.
Hi Daniel, There are a few of those Mazda Coupe around New Zealand, one that I think is still local is a Black mint condition car, haven't seen it for a while, not stock but not overdone either. I love to watch all types of motorsport on You Tube, rally, circuit, burnouts, drags and hill climbs, just about anything interesting.
Used to own the 4 cylinder version of this car. Loved it so much I kept it till it virtually fell apart. Body styling is so good. In Australia they were badged as 929, both sedan & coupe. Back in the seventies both were pretty common on Australian roads.
@@wasabicars one of my cousin bought an old 70s mazda estate wagon which had wooden steering and he sold it very cheaper..now i got to know that was a luce wagon
I actually skip the Mazda ones usually, not particularly a rotary fan but I really dig this car and always salivate for a nice FC RX-7. What I'm loving... is the great high-rez shots of the front and rear! The little details are great but what I like the most is how this car looks like a properly-sized Chevelle.
Had a new rx4 in 74 almost like this luce but with a chrome rack on the rear lid and a gtr paint job in green and dull black four speed 13b that blew many a v8 off the highway at top speed into the yellow warning buzzer on the tach. Would love to have another one but hard to find anymore.
Cool as. I'm loving riding my push bikes lately. Unfortunately my job is physical and I'm too stuffed on the weekend to get much riding in, its all resting. So last week I walked to the top of some massive hills and flew down em :)
Yes, Mazda interests me the most.. more please!! : ) Loved seeing this Japanese spec Luce hardtop and would be rare these days in Japan but thankfully there's a few RX4 still getting around near me in Australia to gaze upon at car events : ) Love'em...I own a sedan but have loved the looks of the early coupe, especially in white since I was first bitten by the rotary bug some 20 years ago. RX3 and RX2 still seem to be around in greater numbers here though still rare enough. The RX4 sightings are fewer between. I love my sedan but my dream garage would have a coupe too... oh & a rotary converted wagon also : ) they're around too but even rarer & considering Rotary powered RX4/Luce Wagon's were not sold new in Australia. The wagons were all 929 4cyl here... I seen a local guy did import an original Luce wagon in from Japan a few year ago though... Do you guess I love Luce/RX4/929....OH YEAH : ) thank you Simon from Wasabi Cars! Cheers
I love 70s Japanese cars like this and the Colt Celeste which were scaled down approximations of US muscle cars - which ironically is exactly why many people disliked them at the time, particularly here in the UK. I remember as a young teenager looking at RX4 coupes sitting on the lot of the local Mazda dealer and thinking that they looked kinda cool - but that you'd never get taken seriously if you owned one. Now, when it's too late of course, we realise that they were 'cool as' all along - and Dan, I don't care who your modding mates are - tell them to remove those ridiculous wheels and leave it as stock, or I'll be over there to sort 'em out.....
The best RX4 I have ever seen was a black 2 door coupe the Black Widow in Melbourne when it idled it would rock from side to side. Seeing it takeoff at a set of lights having a drag with a Ninja flames coming out of the twin exhaust through the gear change, and chirping through the gear change. I’v never forgotten the fastest car I have ever seen. Who knows where that is now?
We never got the Luce here in the states, except as the RX2 or RX3 in the early 70s. As for QOTD, I'm loving British Premier League soccer on Saturday afternoons. Never am one to like a sport like that, but I'm slowly getting into it. Still fawn over NASCAR though.
QOTD: I'm loving the people I am meeting from many different walks of life, the way new friendships spring up and older ones grow stronger...not too fast...perhaps a little slow...Still not entirely sure of the destination, but I am sure of the direction.
Great spot there Dan, that is such a good looking car, first time i've seen one & loving the way this one looks, low with wide wheels :) I pretty much watch all you videos, even though i mainly like the modified stuff, i always give the other videos a thumbs up for ya :) QOTD- I'm loving all the attention the funbus is getting at the moment with it's new paint job & Anime wrap, (Itasha style) i get people asking if they can take pictures & ask about it, it's a good feeling :) Keep up the good work Dan :)
Yes Daniel, I watch many Mazda videos and lots of yours. The 929 was Mazda's flagship model in the 70's and thus expensive but still sold well. It replaced the Mazda 1800 but carried over it's 1769cc engine. The engine in the 929 had quite a lot of torque but like all Mazda engines at the time, would stall if driven when cold. The 929 also came as a large and useful wagon and coupe. Only the coupe had a nice dash which I think had a tacho and roof console. The RX4 auto could be a handful with a delay in changing down then sometimes lurching from 3rd to 1st. The RX4 was naturally even more expensive than the 929 and it's lumpy styling compared to the rather pretty RX2 and RX3 combined with a high price did little for sales. The RX3 in the day was relatively affordable when new compared to competition. The RX5 was the final nail for Mazda and was hated by motoring journalists and an original one now is super rare. The RX7 was a car specifically designed for the rotary and improved things again for Toyo Kogyo.
I'd enjoy some footage of cars like this being driven. Wasabi Cars must be pretty notorious among the classic car fraternity. I'm sure with a bit of gentle nudging🙄 some would let you (us👍) passenger in their pride and joy.
Like almost all of your videos Daniel, not just the Mazda's- although they are great too. Hope the owner of the Luce doesn't "wreck" it like the Chaser and that pink monstrosity!
This car is available in my country at an affordable price. The only problem being that I'd like to replace the engine and their are no rotary engineers around. Does anyone know what size of regular engine you could fit in there? Any info appreciated. Thanks!
So the RE12 has the 12A rotary engine fitted? I remember about 30 years ago we had someone come to our house in a Mazda coupe which looked like that but I'm not sure if it had a rotary engine in it or not. He was selling encyclopedia s or something & we got that blow up sphere of the world with its map printed on it. My grandmother used to drive a 1979 Mazda 626 after my grandfather went behind her back & traded her Toyota Corona in for it,maybe he thought that the Mazda was a better car & she drove a Daihatsu Delta truck which is basically a Toyota anyway. She traded the Mazda in for a brand new 1989 Corolla (Australian built) after she divorced him in 1988,she had driven a 1996 & 2000 model Corolla which my auntie helped her buy as she was a pensioner until she died in 2006,my mother still drives the 2000 model Corolla which has about 204,000 kms on the odometer now. I loved my grandmother & I still do,he had some of that Ukrainian in her & most likely some north Asian in her. I seem to be attracted to more that sort of woman so I have to find out why a woman whose like that can't keep her eyes off me (oriental). I know the likes of Kumi Taguchi likes a man whose like me !!!!
I watch pretty much all of your videos Dan as you do a good cross section of all cars, although I wouldn't say no to more kenmeri Skyline content. Just sayin'...... Re QOTD Im loving that your loving the same thing as me and that the Aussies had a win against India IN India! Cheers.
I especially like the mazda stuff as I have had a few RX3 s back in the day but I do want to see more Mitsubishi stuff as I do also like my mitsie,s .it does surprise me by the amount of Nissans you see on your trips they do look especially popular
You can turn them off, you know... As for why I do now: A large number of people watch video without sound. I know, I don't believe it either. Also, having an accurate script will help TH-cam/google understand the contents of the video better. Finally, that accurate script can also be used as a basis for translating it into other languages.
Yup column shift. In my country we call it finger tip( don't know y) The few that i came across was column shift and kind of weird to drive. They are a real gem to find.
Well, I appreciate the honesty. I will say that there's a chance you're missing out because I try to include, however brief, a variety of cars in feature car vids.
I just watch what catches my eye, not all the cars you feature interest me. But this car did.
Thanks :)
same
I bought a second hand 1974 RX4 in 1976. I sold it in 1986 for a profit. Brings back so many memories! The good old days. Cheers.
I watch all your videos, but Mazda ones interest me the most.
I appreciate EVERY car you review, I'm a die hard Mitsubishi guy and these rare gems we never had a chance to cherish here in the states. It's nice to see so many different makes and models, and of course the rarer the better!
Awesome. Thank you
wish we got the EX2000 turbo lancer's here
I'm here for Datsuns, but I watch almost all the videos. How could anyone not like this Mazda?
I watch ALL videos because I really like all classic Japanese cars. There are many that I haven't seen and variations that I've never heard of. Please keep the videos coming because we all love them
Awesome. Thank you, and shall do :)
Even though they borrowed styling cues from the US and Britain, Mazda made some great designs in the 60s and 70s and this is definitely one of them! You did a great job of highlighting these in this video!
being a Rx2 owner, when a Mazda video pops up i always watch. however, i do watch your other videos as well. really enjoy your videos! thank you very much!
This is awesome! I wasn't even aware of the fact that rotary engines existed in factory cars from the 1970s let alone older than that
Im Mazda Rx7 Fc owner. So yes I love the Mazdas but I also love all the cool JDM rides I see on your channel. Some of them break my heart when i see them wasting away.
Thanks. This particular car broke my heart. About a year ago I saw it again and it's been given the full-boso treatment. Paint job, massive overfenders, grille and tail garnish removed, front-mounted oil cooler, etc... Sad. It was literally the only one I'd seen in Japan
Thats Sad, this is my dream car. I live in southern California and i get to see one here and there. I love the design. Why would u change perfection?
I watch pretty much all your videos, but when I see an old rotary... I click on it immediately.
Haha! I can see you're a rotor fan :)
I used to work for a Mazda Agency in Chadwell Heath UK, I had forgotten all about these , we used to sell loads of RX3's and the failure rate of the engines was amazing but what I liked about these were you could get the engine out and stripped down in about an hour and with only about four spanners not including the big crankshaft spanner. Boy! did they fly.
Awesome stuff. Thanks for sharing that. Appreciated
I watch all your videos and I get notifications when you post. I personally love old Mazda rx2 rx3 rx4, old Nissan laurel, Gloria and old Toyota crown, mark 2, these are the cars I grew up with in Trinidad and Tobago were I was born but living in the USA they are not available. Thank you for your videos to bring back the good memories from my childhood of these Japanese legendary cars.
Awesome. Thank you so much :)
I don't only watch Mazda videos. I tend to watch probably 90% of them even when I don't think I'll like the car.
What am I loving? Spring is coming! Warm weather and car shows, hell yeah!!! As for your videos, I watch them all; but I love Mazda and Isuzu videos. I have respect for all cars, but I love the "unicorns". Thanks for sharing.
I watch all your videos. You get to the point and keep your videos informative, while making them not too lengthy.
I watch most of your videos but I watch videos on unmodified cars the moment I see them
There is one at Garage Kagotani in Tokyo. You can see it in my Japan Car Day video at 14:30. Fantastic looking car with a few choice modifications. I really want some Napoleon Bacca mirrors for my Celica! Love the videos, keep them coming!
I'm a die hard Datsun fan. but I love any obscure Japanese cars you can find. Love the "I found this while I was driving along" stuff.
stunning car Dan! looks brilliant! Mazda really do a bloody good job on design!
here in NZ we are a country which has a VERY high amount of Japanese imports sent here. we always have which means that a LOT of common Japanese cars there in Japan we have here, what i love seeing are the really unusual ones that don't arrive here. those are the videos of your I'll click on fastest but tbh, i generally find myself marathoning around 4-5 of your most recent videos whenever i can! always careful to like and comment on each one too as you put in a lot of work and i really enjoy the content :)
qotd: really liking this weather we've had lately. we just got out of 2 weeks of torrential storms in my part of NZ and now we're being rewarded with beautiful sun and long daylight hours into the evening :)!
I watch all your videos - even if I can't drive a car... What I am loving? To follow the live hangout of the 3OD each Saturday!
I watch all of your videos Daniel, even the live-streams that have been uploaded to TH-cam or Facebook (I might have a problem :D) Always awesome to see some Rotary action on your channel!
QOTD: I'm loving the fact that spring is just around the corner here in Finland. This is the only time I actually enjoy the snow and cold 'cause the sun has finally started to shine for more than 20 minutes. Also, I can start prepping my RX7 for the upcoming summer!
hey, I usually watch your clips, no matter what you feature. But I remember a close mate of mine in the 80's converted a RX4 coupe to a 3.5L Rover V8. I was married already, with 2 kids, but he was still doing the car thing a lot longer than I did.
I’m loving these old Mazda rx 3 and 4. Keep them coming
I like to watch your videos because I really enjoy the older rear wheel drive Japanese two-door coupes , I live outside of Los Angeles and although we had some as I was growing up there are way more models and variations over there and I love to see them I wish they would have offered more here , and right now I'm loving the fact that the rain has stopped for a moment , and Irwindale Speedway is about to start their 2017 season so I'm very excited to go , thanks for posting 👊
I watch them all, doesn't matter what it is.
Recently I've been loving early 1980s bosozoku gang bikes and their cars. They weren't as brightly colored originally, most just had big flares and different wheels . It's interesting to see the early "rebellious cars"
I watch every video but I do like Mazdas. I've never seen one like this, but the RX3 has always been a standard drag racing car with the tubs and everything in Australia.
This is a twin dizzy 1973 R120 manual coupe of which I had one in 1974 in Melbourne Victoria. Very very rare
don't worry Dan, I watch 'em all ;) QOTD: I'm loving the PC game Insurgency. I've recently started playing again and I can't stop!
That rx4 is definitely a great looking car.
Hi Daniel,
There are a few of those Mazda Coupe around New Zealand, one that I think is still local is a Black mint condition car, haven't seen it for a while, not stock but not overdone either.
I love to watch all types of motorsport on You Tube, rally, circuit, burnouts, drags and hill climbs, just about anything interesting.
I;m loving watching Forensic Files - up to Season 9 at the moment - my grandfather owned a 929 exactly like this - I wish I had it now.
old school JDM are always the best,i never seen a car like that but i love it
QOTD: Im loving to draw japanese cars lately
such classic lines, wish cars were made at that size and stature these days
I agree one hundred percent.
Used to own the 4 cylinder version of this car. Loved it so much I kept it till it virtually fell apart. Body styling is so good. In Australia they were badged as 929, both sedan & coupe. Back in the seventies both were pretty common on Australian roads.
Wish they were still about (and not tubbed with Simmons)
I watch all your videos, but I enjoy the Mazda videos more... probably because I own 4.
One such white clean car is roaming in my small town since two decades and i nver knew its name..just searched and found this masterpiece this night🥰
Oh, nice. Yes, it is a beautiful car.
@@wasabicars one of my cousin bought an old 70s mazda estate wagon which had wooden steering and he sold it very cheaper..now i got to know that was a luce wagon
This car in thumbnail looked mint, couldn't resist your video as well man!
Thanks. Coincidently, I saw this car again on the weekend. It's been given a racecar livery and has massive overfenders. :/
I actually skip the Mazda ones usually, not particularly a rotary fan but I really dig this car and always salivate for a nice FC RX-7. What I'm loving... is the great high-rez shots of the front and rear! The little details are great but what I like the most is how this car looks like a properly-sized Chevelle.
Finally a car I have no idea about. Also I'll watch any video as long as it has an old car :)
Just luv the old school japanese cars 🇨🇦
Had a new rx4 in 74 almost like this luce but with a chrome rack on the rear lid and a gtr paint job in green and dull black four speed 13b that blew many a v8 off the highway at top speed into the yellow warning buzzer on the tach. Would love to have another one but hard to find anymore.
That first car you had sounds amazing. And, no doubt very hard to find (an unmodified one...)
Cool as. I'm loving riding my push bikes lately. Unfortunately my job is physical and I'm too stuffed on the weekend to get much riding in, its all resting. So last week I walked to the top of some massive hills and flew down em :)
Damn, such a beautiful car, they really nailed the design on this one
So distinctive and so cool
This is my new favourite jdm vintage! The pain of knowing i'll never own one :(
i always watch all, i love all japanese classics
70's styling was much more to my liking. QOTD? I'm liking the warmer weather that's starting to come around 😀
Some cool designs for sure in the 70's. ;-)
Love your Mazda videos
there's enough Toyotas and Nissans and Datsuns you get me
Yes, Mazda interests me the most.. more please!! : ) Loved seeing this Japanese spec Luce hardtop and would be rare these days in Japan but thankfully there's a few RX4 still getting around near me in Australia to gaze upon at car events : ) Love'em...I own a sedan but have loved the looks of the early coupe, especially in white since I was first bitten by the rotary bug some 20 years ago. RX3 and RX2 still seem to be around in greater numbers here though still rare enough. The RX4 sightings are fewer between. I love my sedan but my dream garage would have a coupe too... oh & a rotary converted wagon also : ) they're around too but even rarer & considering Rotary powered RX4/Luce Wagon's were not sold new in Australia. The wagons were all 929 4cyl here... I seen a local guy did import an original Luce wagon in from Japan a few year ago though...
Do you guess I love Luce/RX4/929....OH YEAH : ) thank you Simon from Wasabi Cars! Cheers
Loving all the different cars you post. keep up the excellent work Dan. 😊
I love 70s Japanese cars like this and the Colt Celeste which were scaled down approximations of US muscle cars - which ironically is exactly why many people disliked them at the time, particularly here in the UK. I remember as a young teenager looking at RX4 coupes sitting on the lot of the local Mazda dealer and thinking that they looked kinda cool - but that you'd never get taken seriously if you owned one. Now, when it's too late of course, we realise that they were 'cool as' all along - and Dan, I don't care who your modding mates are - tell them to remove those ridiculous wheels and leave it as stock, or I'll be over there to sort 'em out.....
Mazda designs are second to none!
Styling of the RX-4 Hardtop is exceptional
Over the last 2 years basically looking at Mazdas
I watch all of your videos, even the Mitsubishi ones as I'm fascinated by cars we can't/don't get.
love all the different stuff you show, keep it up
Thanks, Julian :)
The best RX4 I have ever seen was a black 2 door coupe the Black Widow in Melbourne when it idled it would rock from side to side. Seeing it takeoff at a set of lights having a drag with a Ninja flames coming out of the twin exhaust through the gear change, and chirping through the gear change. I’v never forgotten the fastest car I have ever seen. Who knows where that is now?
Wow. Such vivid imagery.
We never got the Luce here in the states, except as the RX2 or RX3 in the early 70s.
As for QOTD, I'm loving British Premier League soccer on Saturday afternoons. Never am one to like a sport like that, but I'm slowly getting into it. Still fawn over NASCAR though.
I just watch your videos whenever they show up in my subscriptions, youtubes always being weird though
Yeah bro I definitely watch the Mazda rotary stuff. I'm all in with those videos
QOTD: I'm loving the people I am meeting from many different walks of life, the way new friendships spring up and older ones grow stronger...not too fast...perhaps a little slow...Still not entirely sure of the destination, but I am sure of the direction.
I would love to see an early generation Toyota Century. VG20 or VG21
Im trying to watch them all :)
Was glad to see a silvia S12, i rarely see a japanese one on the internet.
S12 is so rare in Japan. I've only seen two. I'll try to make another video of one soon.
Awesome! I own one myself and they are rare in The Netherlands too.
I like seeing RX cars that aren't RX7 or RX3
I've never seen one of these cars before. I guess they were never imported to Canada... I watch them all.
Great spot there Dan, that is such a good looking car, first time i've seen one & loving the way this one looks, low with wide wheels :) I pretty much watch all you videos, even though i mainly like the modified stuff, i always give the other videos a thumbs up for ya :)
QOTD- I'm loving all the attention the funbus is getting at the moment with it's new paint job & Anime wrap, (Itasha style) i get people asking if they can take pictures & ask about it, it's a good feeling :)
Keep up the good work Dan :)
gorgeous car!
I'm loving wasabi cars oh yeah and my wife 🤣
Yes Daniel, I watch many Mazda videos and lots of yours. The 929 was Mazda's flagship model in the 70's and thus expensive but still sold well. It replaced the Mazda 1800 but carried over it's 1769cc engine. The engine in the 929 had quite a lot of torque but like all Mazda engines at the time, would stall if driven when cold. The 929 also came as a large and useful wagon and coupe. Only the coupe had a nice dash which I think had a tacho and roof console. The RX4 auto could be a handful with a delay in changing down then sometimes lurching from 3rd to 1st. The RX4 was naturally even more expensive than the 929 and it's lumpy styling compared to the rather pretty RX2 and RX3 combined with a high price did little for sales. The RX3 in the day was relatively affordable when new compared to competition. The RX5 was the final nail for Mazda and was hated by motoring journalists and an original one now is super rare. The RX7 was a car specifically designed for the rotary and improved things again for Toyo Kogyo.
I watch all of your vid! But I enjoy the Mazda ones much more, specially when its an RX4!!
I'd enjoy some footage of cars like this being driven.
Wasabi Cars must be pretty notorious among the classic car fraternity.
I'm sure with a bit of gentle nudging🙄 some would let you (us👍) passenger in their pride and joy.
Cinematography? Lol!
do you know the brand or model of the mirrors? i want those for my celica ra21
i just watch when i can. life gets hectic! Also, the front of this looks very much like a 70s roadrunner here in the states.
I know what you mean
Like almost all of your videos Daniel, not just the Mazda's- although they are great too. Hope the owner of the Luce doesn't "wreck" it like the Chaser and that pink monstrosity!
i dont mind what car is in the video, cause you make it good :)
I am a lover of all makers, of course some specific models catch me eye but me hearts love all
Thanks, Daniel
G'day Dan'l. Lovely looking Mazda. I've always liked Japanese cars of this era. I love the condition of this example. :)
This car is available in my country at an affordable price. The only problem being that I'd like to replace the engine and their are no rotary engineers around. Does anyone know what size of regular engine you could fit in there? Any info appreciated. Thanks!
Beautiful car I watch all your videos and there great
I'm loving the Nitecore P30
So the RE12 has the 12A rotary engine fitted?
I remember about 30 years ago we had someone come to our house in a Mazda coupe which looked like that but I'm not sure if it had a rotary engine in it or not.
He was selling encyclopedia s or something & we got that blow up sphere of the world with its map printed on it.
My grandmother used to drive a 1979 Mazda 626 after my grandfather went behind her back & traded her Toyota Corona in for it,maybe he thought that the Mazda was a better car & she drove a Daihatsu Delta truck which is basically a Toyota anyway.
She traded the Mazda in for a brand new 1989 Corolla (Australian built) after she divorced him in 1988,she had driven a 1996 & 2000 model Corolla which my auntie helped her buy as she was a pensioner until she died in 2006,my mother still drives the 2000 model Corolla which has about 204,000 kms on the odometer now.
I loved my grandmother & I still do,he had some of that Ukrainian in her & most likely some north Asian in her.
I seem to be attracted to more that sort of woman so I have to find out why a woman whose like that can't keep her eyes off me (oriental).
I know the likes of Kumi Taguchi likes a man whose like me !!!!
A guy I know has one with the factory mde slide back sunroof -- I think its the rarest of them all used for the Sydney MotorShow in 1974
Hey! How you been? Don't think I didn't notice you'd stopped commenting. ;-)
All good thank you Daniel :) I have still been watching
Am I missing something? Isnt this just an RX4/929 coupe? These are common as? And what's with the GTS hubcap on your desk?
Lol. I thought I made it pretty clear in the beginning that this might be a car that's common where you live... but not in Japan.
I watch pretty much all of your videos Dan as you do a good cross section of all cars, although I wouldn't say no to more kenmeri Skyline content. Just sayin'......
Re QOTD Im loving that your loving the same thing as me and that the Aussies had a win against India IN India! Cheers.
the majority of the cars you show are new to me
that car was an RX4 in Canada
I especially like the mazda stuff as I have had a few RX3 s back in the day but I do want to see more Mitsubishi stuff as I do also like my mitsie,s .it does surprise me by the amount of Nissans you see on your trips they do look especially popular
I will watch any car video you do but will say Mazda and Subarus are favorites
as per 2nd question I like cars
Would like to see the interior.
Yeah, I felt the same way
I'm loving waking up later
Lol. Nice :)
i watch all your vids and i like all
Reminds me a bit of the old AMC Javelin.
I'm waiting for you to do a Honda Element video.
Hi, you know the subtitles are a bit annoying...? You didn't have this a few years ago... Why now..? Thanks all the same! Killer car!
You can turn them off, you know... As for why I do now: A large number of people watch video without sound. I know, I don't believe it either. Also, having an accurate script will help TH-cam/google understand the contents of the video better. Finally, that accurate script can also be used as a basis for translating it into other languages.
Duh! I thought it was embedded in your video... Lol! I completely understand the importance of CC, I just didn't have my eyes attached properly... :)
Lol. Not a worry ;-)
I am looking predominately for Mazda videos
Fair enough. :/
was it a finger tip or floor shift?
Floor shift for sure. Actually, what do you mean with finger tip? Column shift?
Push button?
Yup column shift. In my country we call it finger tip( don't know y)
The few that i came across was column shift and kind of weird to drive.
They are a real gem to find.
Great looking all round. Best bumpers of all Japanese cars my first Lotto purchase but first purchase lotto 🤔😂
Super distinctive and cool styling. I truly think this was one of the styling highlights of the era
It has a very rare and expensive Napoleon Bacca fender mirror.
Thank you for the information :)
You're welcome! Love your videos! Keep it up!
Im subscribed but only click on your Mazda videos
I mostly watch any Mazda vids.
I'm guilty of only watching mazda vids
Well, I appreciate the honesty. I will say that there's a chance you're missing out because I try to include, however brief, a variety of cars in feature car vids.